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Pembrokeshire

Experience Britain's Best Beach*

Explore the Welsh Coast

Visit the Victorian coastal town Tenby and Saundersfoot and explore some of the best beaches in Wales, and take a trip to Monk Island. Tenby’s Castle Beach was voted Britain’s best beach in 2019 by the Sunday times

Make Memories with Family

Visit Local Attractions

Enjoy family trips out to Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm and Manor House Wildlife Park. Oakwood is home to gaint wooden rollercoaster voted the best ride in Britain and the third best in the world.

Get a glimpse of history

Get a glimpse of history

Explore many Castles and historical landmarks such as St. Davids cathedral, a gorgeous cathedral that has been a place of pilgrimage since the 12th century or The Preseli Hills, where there’s Iron Age forts, stone circles and Neolithic burial chambers, giving us a little window in to our heritage

Explore the open seas

Spot sea creatures on the Pembrokeshire Coast

Go dolphin spotting along the Pembrokeshire coastline, there’s even guided boat trips to really make the most out of the experience, in the summer months this is extra special as we have thousands more visiting dolphins. There’s even a chance to see Huge fin whales and smaller mink whales
Narberth

Herons Brook

Herons Brook has a 9-hole golf course*, these luxurious lodges offer relaxation at completely your own pace. Unwind on the green, explore the treasure-chest of delights nearby, or simply soak up the blissful peace from the opulence of your own outdoor hot tub.

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Near Tenby

Cross Park

Just four miles from Saundersfoot and less than five miles from Tenby, Cross Park is one of Pembrokeshire's premier choices for great family holidays. Enjoy 5 star fun at great prices. Cross Park has a convenient location and all the facilities and home comforts.

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Ceredigion

Visit the coastal county

Explore Ceredigion

Ceredigion is known as the coastal county and has many standing stones dating back to the Bronze Age. Ceredigion was once its own kingdom is home to some of the most picturesque coastal towns in Wales, such as Aberaeron, new quay, Aberystwyth and cardigan

Adventure awaits

Set Sail to New Quay

Visit the fishing town of New Quay and go on a guided dolphin spotting boat trip, if you’re lucky you could even see whales or porpoise

A fun day out for all the family

Relax at the beach

Explore miles of sandy coastline and wide shores on some of the best beaches in Wales, from Mwnt, to Aberporth, Tresith to llangrannog, and every little cove in-between

Experience beautiful coastal views

Take a trip to Aberaeron

Visit the harbour town of Aberaeron and indulge in home made ice cream while walking the colourful streets or simply relax with a glass of wine while watching the boats at sea
Aberaeron

Wide Horizons

Wide Horizons is a small holiday park on the outskirts of the Georgian town Aberaeron and a stones throw away from New Quay, with coastal path access directly from park making it easy to visit local towns while exploring the welsh coast line.

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Near Aberporth

Pilbach holiday park

Pilbach holiday park is a stones throw away from award winning beaches, be immersed within the country side, without compromising on the coast line. Situated between Cardigain and New Quay, and only a short drive away from Aberporth or Llangranog.

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Carmarthenshire

Relax by the waters of Cenarth Falls

Unwind in Nature

Explore some of the beauty Wales has to offer by walking Salmons Leap or spending a sun filled afternoon fishing the waters by Cenarth Falls, nothing quite says relaxation like the sound of a waterfall in summer

history to uncover

Explore Carmarthenshire

Carreg Cennen castle is a must visit, a truly breathtaking cliff top location with 60 mile panoramic views

Enjoy a perfect day with family

Witness Exquisite Wildlife

Visit the Welsh Wildlife Centre, it will full Family day out with plenty of wildlife to spot, nature trails to explore, adventure playground for the little ones and there’s even canoe hire

Learn the origins of Eisteddfod

Travel to Cardigan Castle

Uncover over 900 years of history at Cardigan Castle. Did you know In 1176 Cardigan Castle Was home to the first ever Eisteddfod/ festival celebrating Welsh culture
Near Cenarth Falls

Aberdwylan

Aberdwylan holiday park is on the outskirts of the mesmerising waters of Cenarth falls and historic village of Abercych, be totally immersed within the country side and wonder the many country walks or nature reserves that fill this beautiful landscape.

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Red Roses

Red Roses retreat

Red Roses retreat holiday park located between some of the most sought after area in wales, 3.8 miles from Pendine, 12 miles from Tenby, 8.9 miles from Saundersfoot, 7.1 miles from Narberth

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